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The Port Filter allows you to specify transport protocols and TCP/UDP port

ranges that the DFL-600 will allow computers on the WAN side to use to

make connections to PCs on the LAN side.

You can choose to block Java programs from being downloaded from the

Internet and executed by PCs on your LAN by clicking the Block Java

Enabled click-box and then the Apply button. Blocking Java programs will

disable certain functions on many web-sites, and is equivalent to disabling

Java in many web browsers.

You can also choose to block Cookies from being downloaded from the

Internet and executed by PCs on you LAN by clicking the Block Cookie

Enabled click-box and then the Apply button. Cookies are small Java

programs that relay information back to the sender about your use of certain

web-sites. Blocking Cookies will limit access to certain web-sites that

require the use of cookies, and is equivalent to disabling Cookies in many

web browsers.

Don't forget to save the changes to the DFL-600's non-volatile RAM by

using the Save Settings under the Tools tab and on the System page.

Clicking on the "Permitted Service" link will open the following page.

The default firewall port filter rules on the DFL-600 are:

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